Cloisters Ignatian Prayer

WHAT IS CLOISTERS IGNATIAN PRAYER
Cloisters Ignatian Prayer combines a centuries-old, proven method of meditation and prayer with inspirational videos and curated experiences that help you to deepen your relationship with God and navigate the complexities of modern life. The easy-to-use app offers the benefits of a silent Ignatian retreat and can be accessed anywhere, anytime.

WATCH & LEARN
Select a video lesson and find a quiet, comfortable space where you can focus on learning. In each video, religious scholars discuss the Spiritual Exercises of St. Ignatius and related themes.

PRAY & REFLECT
After watching a video, you can take what you’ve learned and apply it to your own life and relationship with God. Start with a grace and then choose up to five prayers and reflections to contemplate. Take your time and continue to the next lesson when you’re ready.

DAILY MEDITATIONS
Build a daily rhythm of prayer and reflection with the Daily Examen. This companion feature to the retreat experience gently guides you through a review of your day with God, to notice graces, and set your intention for tomorrow. Add optional notes you can revisit in your history and use quiet reminders to make this simple practice part of every day.

WHAT YOU GET
*Guided Lessons: Religious scholars guide you through the Spiritual Exercises of St. Ignatius
*Spiritual Exercises: Thoughtful questions and prayers deepen your understanding
*Silent Meditation: Set aside time to pause and reflect on your own goals as you contemplate each lesson and your daily journey with God.
*Joy & Well-being: A regular spiritual practice is known to ease stress and promote happiness

ADDITIONAL FEATURES
*The Stations of the Cross: In this poetic film, you’ll follow in Jesus’ footsteps, sense his humility, and learn the power of listening with your heart
*Bishop Sheen: Get access to a curated collection of classic Bishop Sheen TV programs and discover the host’s signature wit and wisdom
*Content Library: Delve deeper into your spiritual practice with articles, recorded sermons, and more